Speaker 1: And now let's look in on our good friend and host,
Speaker 1: doctor Watson.
Speaker 2: Come in there, you are, mister bot just in time
Speaker 2: to join me in a cup of coffee.
Speaker 3: Draw up your chure, young filmer.
Speaker 4: Lad, thank you.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 5: Well that day.
Speaker 1: You told us last week that tonight's new Sherlock Holmes
Speaker 1: adventure takes us to the south of France.
Speaker 2: That's right, mister boute, the South of France and the
Speaker 2: nineteen hundred, a beautiful playground, bordered by the blust of
Speaker 2: blue seas and populated with an extraordinary cross section of
Speaker 2: cosmopolitan europe rich man, poor man, beggar, man, thief, all
Speaker 2: of them attracted by that riviera paradise, all of them
Speaker 2: drawn by the magical spell of a small white ball
Speaker 2: spinning round the rim of a erect wheel.
Speaker 1: Don't tell me that you and the great Sherlock Holmes
Speaker 1: were there on a gambling spray.
Speaker 3: We were not, mister Botel.
Speaker 2: At the time my story begins, we just concluded an
Speaker 2: extremely delicate mission, a mission I may say that concerns
Speaker 2: the safety and good name.
Speaker 3: Of a very prominent member of the royal family.
Speaker 4: Say doctor, you don't meet.
Speaker 3: One story At times, Tobacco in any.
Speaker 2: Event, my boy, I'm afraid that's the case about which
Speaker 2: my lips are sealed for all time.
Speaker 3: But to return to tonight's adventure.
Speaker 2: One June evening, I persuaded Holmes to accompany me to
Speaker 2: the gambling casino at Fragus, not far.
Speaker 3: From Cannes, where we were staying.
Speaker 2: It wasn't quite as fashionable as acino at Monte Carlo,
Speaker 2: but as I intended to do a little mind scambling myself,
Speaker 2: it seemed an establishment more suited to my means. As
Speaker 2: we stood there at the green bays covered tables, the
Speaker 2: chatter voices and the melodic chanting of the croupiers as
Speaker 2: they called the results of each spin of the wheel
Speaker 2: formed a background to a quiet conversation that Holmes and
Speaker 2: I were having.
Speaker 4: Very fast. Watson must come up soon when I cut
Speaker 4: your losses offer and come for a stroll with me.
Speaker 2: On the world, just for big wing a couple more
Speaker 2: bets homes.
Speaker 3: I have a thing.
Speaker 4: The turn is bound to come up. And no, Watson,
Speaker 4: I believe the blood of a gambler crosses through your vein.
Speaker 2: No har I'm in taking a little flato once in
Speaker 2: a while.
Speaker 3: Why don't you respekt a few francs.
Speaker 4: Oh, thanks you, My dear Chap, the lord of averages
Speaker 4: convinces me that my money is safer in my pocket.
Speaker 4: In case I'm a.
Speaker 6: Little dubious as to the integrity of this particular casino,
Speaker 6: What makes you say that? Well, you will observe that
Speaker 6: this roulette wheel has a double zero. Most continental wheels
Speaker 6: have only a single one, but indicate that this house
Speaker 6: is extremely concerned with its percentage.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna just two more turns to the wheel, Holmes.
Speaker 6: I'll take that walk with its feeling.
Speaker 5: Why do you not get on the other side of
Speaker 5: the favors? I must always stand next to me.
Speaker 4: Hello, good, trouble up there. I've placed my bet, so so.
Speaker 3: Let's go and see. Yes you so?
Speaker 6: Why do you pay here beside me?
Speaker 5: I have afraid I don't see any reason why I
Speaker 5: can't play wherever I squish you. You've broken my luck ever.
Speaker 4: Since you come to the table, left on nothing but rules.
Speaker 3: Please to move.
Speaker 5: Away, I'll move away yourself.
Speaker 7: You don't like my company, Heinrich, Why do you not
Speaker 7: stop now?
Speaker 8: You've already lost more than we can.
Speaker 1: A thought I can win it all back if only
Speaker 1: this young men will move away?
Speaker 9: Why should my husband? We've had a bad one.
Speaker 4: Of luck too. I've lost again, Watson.
Speaker 8: You must stop now, I must stop him.
Speaker 3: Sorry, because I've lost everything.
Speaker 5: I hope you're satisfied. Mister American, you've walking my luck
Speaker 5: and ruin. I hope that you and your friend.
Speaker 3: Will be.
Speaker 10: I've never heard such rubbish in my life.
Speaker 5: Were you listening to him, sir?
Speaker 6: I heard his last few remarks, mister Gilbert, Roger Gilbert,
Speaker 6: and this is my wife Hella.
Speaker 4: How do you do? My name is Holmes, and this
Speaker 4: is my friend, doctor works?
Speaker 5: How do you do to?
Speaker 9: Didn't think his remarks were in a.
Speaker 2: Lot of place, doctor, I said they did, missus Gilbert,
Speaker 2: I don't see how I can possibly blame your husband
Speaker 2: for his run of bad luck.
Speaker 6: I didn't like to look on his face as he
Speaker 6: left the table, though. Is the only idea Who he is?
Speaker 10: His name is Schnemer. He's staying at the same hotel
Speaker 10: as we are. I've never spoken to him, but i've
Speaker 10: heard it being Paige there.
Speaker 9: Well, you shouldn't gamble unless you can afford to loose.
Speaker 10: I'm losing, darling, and I can't afford it.
Speaker 9: Oh, I can let you have more money?
Speaker 3: You know that.
Speaker 10: No, Helen, I may have married an arress, but I'm
Speaker 10: not going to use her fortune to gamble with. Oh,
Speaker 10: I lose my own money and then I'll quit.
Speaker 4: You asked, said Watson.
Speaker 2: Yes, homes this time, I know that number ten is
Speaker 2: going to come up.
Speaker 3: It's got him.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 5: I've lost again? Donis Helen? This is my bad night.
Speaker 9: Well why don't you stop? Daddy Holmes?
Speaker 4: I've made three hundred and fifty.
Speaker 6: Francs on this throat of the wheel, old fellow, but
Speaker 6: as you've lost some five hundred francs doing it, I
Speaker 6: can't say that you're a me mister Holmes.
Speaker 9: I can see that you're no gambler.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid offices, but homes you may not like to
Speaker 2: let You've taken a good many chances in your life
Speaker 2: with long odds against you too.
Speaker 4: I never adult chap in the sense Missus Gilbert means
Speaker 4: that I am not a gambler.
Speaker 3: To say, where's my commotion over there?
Speaker 9: Around?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: Yes, the wife of that man that said I ruined.
Speaker 2: Him, I got your dost the trouble.
Speaker 4: He's asking for doctor. The doctor come along, then, will
Speaker 4: you excuse me, basics, thank you, excuse me, madam, while
Speaker 4: I'm a doctor.
Speaker 3: What's you the dam up? As one? Doctor?
Speaker 4: What happened? Madam?
Speaker 9: It is my husband?
Speaker 3: Is he ill?
Speaker 7: I just found him lying out in the garden. Please
Speaker 7: come with me at once, gentleman, of course we will.
Speaker 6: Madam.
Speaker 3: What seems to be the matter with him?
Speaker 8: Hey, doctor, I think he is yet he's lying by
Speaker 8: that tree.
Speaker 3: Doctor, please see.
Speaker 7: If you can help him.
Speaker 4: Somebody else seems to be on the scene before Horus
Speaker 4: who used her?
Speaker 6: I am asieue the casino. Do any of you know
Speaker 6: this poor man?
Speaker 8: I am his wife?
Speaker 1: Is he?
Speaker 8: Is he dead?
Speaker 3: I am?
Speaker 4: I am afraid so madam, let me.
Speaker 3: Look at him. I'm a doctor.
Speaker 6: What's your husband dambling in the casino to night?
Speaker 3: Madam?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: He was poor.
Speaker 8: He lose everything that we have.
Speaker 3: I'm afraid he is dead, Madam.
Speaker 4: Shot to the heart to leap of God, sus hide Watson.
Speaker 3: Yeah looks like it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, powder burnt on the shirt front or revolve clutched
Speaker 6: in the right hand fingers in a natural position.
Speaker 4: The angle of the wound settles it obviously self inflicted.
Speaker 5: I misuse you slipped out of the casino. What's wrong
Speaker 5: with him?
Speaker 4: I'm afraid he's dead, mister Gilbert, Yes.
Speaker 7: He committed suicide. I hope, young man, that you are satisfied.
Speaker 7: All night she put him bad luck. He asked you
Speaker 7: to move away from him, to change his luck, but
Speaker 7: no you could not do it.
Speaker 10: Ah, Frau Schneeman. I'm terribly sorry, but I really don't
Speaker 10: see how you can blame me.
Speaker 8: I do blame you, and I also blame you, Monsieur Chevry.
Speaker 4: But what have I done?
Speaker 6: Madam?
Speaker 7: Why do you let a man lose all his money
Speaker 7: at your tables, his life so cheap to you on
Speaker 7: money so important that you cannot loose the tables to
Speaker 7: somebody before he's gone done.
Speaker 6: I am a sympathy for you in your tragic loss,
Speaker 6: but the casino not be responsible. If a husbandhould not
Speaker 6: afford to gamble, then he should not come here. However,
Speaker 6: we to know the financial limitations about customers.
Speaker 4: You said your husband lost everything you had tonight, Madam?
Speaker 3: Yeah, everything?
Speaker 6: Then how do you account for the sheaf of banknotes
Speaker 6: in his breast pockets must be several thousand francs. Then
Speaker 6: he wasn't rue and his suicide therefore cannot be blamed
Speaker 6: on his losses at my tescina.
Speaker 4: Madam, how do you count this money for a flaman?
Speaker 7: I do not understand. Finally kept nothing from me. I
Speaker 7: know that he had not so much money on him
Speaker 7: that he started tonight. Well, why do you all.
Speaker 5: Look at me like that?
Speaker 3: Is it what you think?
Speaker 5: You think that? Why just paint it?
Speaker 3: I've gone. Please just get it to her room.
Speaker 10: You can take her to my suite in the casino. No,
Speaker 10: let's take her to the hotel. My wife will look
Speaker 10: after poor a woman.
Speaker 6: She's had a dreadful shock. She can probably do with
Speaker 6: another woman's company. It's better consider it of you, mister Gilbert.
Speaker 6: Where you staying at the Hotel Creon.
Speaker 5: It's quite near here.
Speaker 4: I get a cabin.
Speaker 6: While I'm doing that, watchs and see if you can
Speaker 6: revive her. Williams Is they're gonna take her to the
Speaker 6: Hotel Creon.
Speaker 4: It kind of you, missus Gilbert, to let us bring
Speaker 4: the poor lady into your suite, but the least I
Speaker 4: can do.
Speaker 11: Inspite of what she said about Roger bringing her husband
Speaker 11: bad luck, I'm.
Speaker 5: Sure she'll need your help when she wakes up.
Speaker 2: Helen, I think you will find that your sleep for sumers.
Speaker 2: I gave her a strong sedative.
Speaker 5: We were just about to have a drink, gentleman, do
Speaker 5: you care to join us?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Thank you, sir, really nice.
Speaker 11: Gilbert Roger was just telling me that quite a lafe
Speaker 11: summer money was found on hare Shaman's body.
Speaker 4: Mister hum, yes, missus Gilbert, several thousand francs.
Speaker 2: It's puzzling home. So why should a man commit suicide
Speaker 2: with so much more money on him?
Speaker 4: I think the answer is obvious. He didn't.
Speaker 3: What on earth do you mean?
Speaker 4: Well, the money was placed there after he had shot himself.
Speaker 4: The banks were in his breast pocket, if you remember,
Speaker 4: and that's the useful place to harry money though it
Speaker 4: is the easiest pocket for someone to insert it without
Speaker 4: disturbing the body.
Speaker 10: But why on earth someone placed money on him after
Speaker 10: his suicide to prevent the.
Speaker 4: Casino from getting a bad name. I've heard of it
Speaker 4: being done on several similar occasions.
Speaker 6: Gives the impression that the unfortunate victim had other motives
Speaker 6: than gambling losses to a country's suicide.
Speaker 2: You mean that one of the casino employers found the
Speaker 2: body lying there and slipped the money in his breast
Speaker 2: pocket before we arrived on the sea.
Speaker 4: As you know, my dear, what's not not a gambling man.
Speaker 4: But I'll lay you one hundred to one.
Speaker 3: That is what happened.
Speaker 5: That's a new one.
Speaker 10: Well, here are your drinks, gentlemen, say Helen. Mister Holmes
Speaker 10: has given me a brain wave.
Speaker 9: Another one?
Speaker 5: Is it this time?
Speaker 2: Roger?
Speaker 5: Now I've been losing very heavily tonight.
Speaker 4: Roger.
Speaker 9: I told you if you need money, I'll be only
Speaker 9: But I don't.
Speaker 10: I've got a scheme for making some. I'm going to
Speaker 10: gamble again tonight after dinner. If I lose, Here's what
Speaker 10: I'll do. I'll stain my shirt front with ready, walk
Speaker 10: out in the grounds, fire a shot, and lie down
Speaker 10: so I'm dead. I wait for someone to come along
Speaker 10: and stuff my pockets full of banknotes.
Speaker 3: Not a bad idea, mister Gilbert.
Speaker 5: I think it's a dying good one. What are you saying,
Speaker 5: mister Holmes.
Speaker 4: To a whimsical won at any rate? Who knows you
Speaker 4: might even be successful?
Speaker 9: Roger, you're not really going to do it.
Speaker 10: I'm sure perhaps I'll get some of my losses back
Speaker 10: that way. Well, let's drink to it.
Speaker 1: Gentlemen.
Speaker 5: At least I may have hit upon an idea of
Speaker 5: making money.
Speaker 4: My dear Watson, you have to work hard at your
Speaker 4: practice when you get back to England. Your infallible system
Speaker 4: appears to be extremely infallible.
Speaker 2: The fellow told me about it, said it couldn't miss.
Speaker 2: It's just a matter of doubling who's takes each time
Speaker 2: you'll lose.
Speaker 6: And then, my dear fellow, I've been studying your system,
Speaker 6: but I can tell you a really infallible way of
Speaker 6: making money at roulette.
Speaker 3: You care, what is it?
Speaker 4: Well on the gambling house and operate the tables yourself.
Speaker 4: The arts would be all in your favor.
Speaker 3: Would a brilliant suggestion.
Speaker 2: Half gambling to the night Watson, I think, sir, let's
Speaker 2: take a stroll around the other table, show.
Speaker 4: Another way, old fellow. The young American mister Gilbert was
Speaker 4: losing heavily again tonight.
Speaker 2: He was, I wonder if you'll try that trick that
Speaker 2: he threatened, the one with the red.
Speaker 4: Ink from the shot in the night, that should be
Speaker 4: at all surprised. As a matter of interest, I saw
Speaker 4: him leave the tables about half an hour A.
Speaker 3: Girl here comes his wife from the arm of Mossus
Speaker 3: Chevroley and the.
Speaker 4: Director of the casino agree with even Missus Gibbett.
Speaker 11: Monsieur Hello, mister Holmes, Dr Watson, mister Chevy is giving
Speaker 11: me a personally conducted tour of the casino.
Speaker 6: It's quite fascinating, and it is quite fascinating for me
Speaker 6: to have so beautiful a woman on my arm.
Speaker 4: Mamselle, I know that I am the envy of.
Speaker 9: All men, and stop flattering me so much.
Speaker 5: I'm not used to it.
Speaker 4: Missus Gilbert, how is a crush nayman?
Speaker 11: She seems much better. She wakened an hour ago and
Speaker 11: insisted on going back to her own room. I wanted
Speaker 11: her to spend the night with us in last week,
Speaker 11: but you wouldn't, hear.
Speaker 3: I think I should drop in the sail before I
Speaker 3: go to.
Speaker 4: Bed at home. You have finished the tempting fortnight.
Speaker 2: Perhaps stop then, perhaps about it, Monsieur Chevley. I've had
Speaker 2: a bad run at the tables.
Speaker 1: I am so sorry.
Speaker 9: Has anyone seen Roger You.
Speaker 2: Left the tables about half an hour ago, Missus Gilbert,
Speaker 2: after doing as I did and losing quite overly.
Speaker 9: I lost again today. I wonder if you'll try that
Speaker 9: new system.
Speaker 8: He was talking about.
Speaker 6: We were just discussing that possibility ourselves, Missus Gilbert.
Speaker 7: Missus Gilborth, Missus Gildet's rush sham, and you shouldn't have
Speaker 7: left your It's too late to worry for me here, doctor,
Speaker 7: it is for Missus Gilbert now that you should borry.
Speaker 4: What do you mean matter?
Speaker 7: Well, I've, infact just now to be a poor retired
Speaker 7: lying in the grass. I saw another body. I was
Speaker 7: too not to go too close, but I am quite
Speaker 7: sure that I recognize your husband, Missus Gilbert. Oh, Dr Watson,
Speaker 7: she's room Roger's trick.
Speaker 3: You have taken fright and voted.
Speaker 4: By the time we get glass, and maybe let's go
Speaker 4: it once and find out, shall we.
Speaker 5: He hasn't gone it.
Speaker 3: He's still lying yet.
Speaker 11: It's the most convincing spectacle that reddink really does look
Speaker 11: like blood.
Speaker 4: Yes, and blood sometimes looks like red ink. Mister Gilbert, Roger,
Speaker 4: get up. The joke's spoiled.
Speaker 9: Roger, get up.
Speaker 4: And I'm afraid that's impossible, Missus Gilbert, he's dead.
Speaker 1: Doctor Watson's story will be continued in just a second,
Speaker 1: which is all the time I need to tell you that.
Speaker 1: The easiest way I know to transform a simple meal
Speaker 1: into a feast is to serve that meal together with
Speaker 1: Petrie California Subturn. Petri so Turn is a delicate white
Speaker 1: wine that's the perfect companion for chicken, a turkey. Turkey, Yes,
Speaker 1: turkey and Petri so Turned. That's the heart of any
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving dinner. Look, why not make this Thanksgiving dinner the
Speaker 1: best one you ever had? Give it the air of
Speaker 1: a banquet. Serve it with Petri so Turn. And when
Speaker 1: you buy that Subturn or any wine for your Thanksgiving dinner,
Speaker 1: whatever you do, look for the letters P E, T
Speaker 1: R I, because a Petri wine is always.
Speaker 4: A good wine.
Speaker 1: Well, doctor, So the Young Americans joke turned out to
Speaker 1: be another tragedy.
Speaker 2: Yes, the poor fellow was lying there dead with a
Speaker 2: bullet wound in the hut, a great splash of blood
Speaker 2: stating the whiteness of his shirt front.
Speaker 5: What happened next?
Speaker 2: The should Chevre, director of the casino, took to di
Speaker 2: stort widow away from the scene while Holmes and I
Speaker 2: examined the body. Cli Within a few minutes we were
Speaker 2: joined by Inspector Ganivee of the French police. As we
Speaker 2: stood there in the moonlight, the sounds of music we
Speaker 2: heard from the casino.
Speaker 3: It was hard to believe that two men have died
Speaker 3: in that lovely garden since the moon had risen.
Speaker 4: Monsieur Olmes, you and.
Speaker 12: Doctor Watson have concluded your examination.
Speaker 4: Yes, Inspector Ganniver, you favor me with your observations.
Speaker 12: You say that you are certain that this is not
Speaker 12: another suicide.
Speaker 4: I'm sure of, Inspector. Look at the wound.
Speaker 6: The bullet entered the body at a direct right angle,
Speaker 6: whereas a self inflicted shot is always part of brick claim.
Speaker 4: Yes, that is so.
Speaker 12: Then you suggest that this man was shut from above
Speaker 12: as he lay on the ground pretending to be dead.
Speaker 4: I'm convinced of it. Why, Monsieur well for two.
Speaker 6: Reasons, though it's impossible to be sure without elaborate retest.
Speaker 6: I'm certain beneath those bloodstains are stains of red ink.
Speaker 4: Look for your self, Inspector. Indeed, he does look like it.
Speaker 12: What is your other reason for being certain that this
Speaker 12: man was shot as he lay here pretending dead.
Speaker 4: I showed the bank notes, Watson, Inspector.
Speaker 3: We found them stuffed in his breast pocket.
Speaker 12: So bank notes with a bullet hole through the middle
Speaker 12: of them very illuminating. They tell me, gentlemen, how many
Speaker 12: people knew.
Speaker 4: Of this little plot?
Speaker 12: You have told me about this plan of the dead
Speaker 12: man's to pretend to be shot?
Speaker 4: Just three people inspected Dr Watson, myself and missus Gilbert Lord.
Speaker 12: Then the answer is obvious. You and your friend are innocent.
Speaker 12: It must be the wife who killed him. No one
Speaker 12: else knew of the plan.
Speaker 2: I'm not so sure of that, for osh name and
Speaker 2: the dead German's widow was in the next room when
Speaker 2: Gilbert told us about his plan.
Speaker 3: She might have heard that. I could swear that she
Speaker 3: was asleep. I gave her a very strong sleeping draft.
Speaker 12: From what you have told me of her husband's suicide,
Speaker 12: she might easily have had a motive for murdering miscam Come, Come, gentlemen, surely.
Speaker 4: Gets obvious who murdered mister Gilbert? Whom as your own?
Speaker 3: Well, certainly one of the two widows.
Speaker 4: Since there seems to be some doubt in your minds,
Speaker 4: I suggest turned to the casino. I can promise you
Speaker 4: the answer to your question within a very few minutes. Well,
Speaker 4: Monsieur Chevat, now that we're all assembled in your office,
Speaker 4: I shall sit down quietly and let Inspector Gannaway conduct
Speaker 4: his examination. No, no, no, monsieur Holmes. No, you have
Speaker 4: handled the case so far.
Speaker 5: Please to continue.
Speaker 4: Into the end.
Speaker 6: Yes, miss your Holmes. I should appreciate it and be
Speaker 6: happy to casino. Very well, gentlemen, it won't take me long. First,
Speaker 6: name one your her Holmes.
Speaker 4: What time did you leave your hotel tonight?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 9: I do not know what time it was.
Speaker 4: Well what made you leave you?
Speaker 8: I could not sleep.
Speaker 7: I knew that they had taken poor Heinrich's body away,
Speaker 7: but I felt that I must walk back there.
Speaker 8: It was the last place I saw him alive.
Speaker 4: How close did you come to mister Gilbert's body when
Speaker 4: you saw it lying there?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: Close enough to see who it was? Then I ran
Speaker 7: into the casino to tell his wife. I knew what
Speaker 7: had happened.
Speaker 4: How did you know? You say you didn't come close
Speaker 4: to the body.
Speaker 7: I could tell by every line of the body, asid lady.
Speaker 7: I could tell because I knew that poor Heinrich Stett
Speaker 7: would not be avenged.
Speaker 6: Thank you for saman That will be all you, my girl,
Speaker 6: that's your homes She has no alib bi. Surely you
Speaker 6: get to gather bay if I'm to conduct this investigation.
Speaker 4: I must do it in my own way.
Speaker 12: Third old, miss your Holmes, please continue.
Speaker 4: You may go, plushly man, Missus Gilbert.
Speaker 6: Yes, mister Holmes, where were you plied to our meeting
Speaker 6: in the casino tonight? Just before we discovered your husband's body?
Speaker 11: After I left the hotel, I walked over here along
Speaker 11: the seafront.
Speaker 4: Can anyone verify that statement?
Speaker 9: I suppose not. I didn't meet anyone that I knew.
Speaker 4: And what did you do when you arrived at the casino?
Speaker 11: I played a little shamande theayer. A few months later,
Speaker 11: Missie Chevy came over to the table and I said,
Speaker 11: escort me over the club. Ten minutes after that, we
Speaker 11: walked into you and doctor Watson.
Speaker 6: That is quite too miss your Holmes, I can swear
Speaker 6: to it. Thank you, Missus Gilbert. I'm sorry to distress
Speaker 6: you with the questions.
Speaker 4: You may go.
Speaker 9: I'll wait outside, mister Holmes. I must know what happened.
Speaker 6: Wait for me, then, Madam, I shall join you in
Speaker 6: a few minutes.
Speaker 4: And it's got your home well. Another suspect for the
Speaker 4: poor alibine. Hey gunnebete, I.
Speaker 12: Must same as your homes. Your methods puzzle me. It
Speaker 12: seems to me that both those women should be watched.
Speaker 3: Yes, I agree with the inspector Holmes.
Speaker 6: He's our body inspector, and I've asked two of your
Speaker 6: playing clothes men to keep an eye on the ladies.
Speaker 4: And now, Monsieur Chevray, I'd like to ask you a
Speaker 4: few questions.
Speaker 6: Ask me any questions you wish, Mischeur Holmes, thank you.
Speaker 4: You will agree that it is the custom of the
Speaker 4: casino to put money on the bodies of suicides after
Speaker 4: their death. The impression that gambling and gambling losses were
Speaker 4: not responsible for the tragedy, well, I do not think.
Speaker 12: Come now, Chevrey, I know that is a fact as
Speaker 12: well as.
Speaker 4: You do exactly now on those rather grucime occations. Whose
Speaker 4: responsibility is it to secrete the money yours? Or do
Speaker 4: you entrust the matter to an underling? I do it myself.
Speaker 4: I see. Did you place the money on hershnam and tonight, Monchieur,
Speaker 4: I did? And did you also perform the same service
Speaker 4: on the body of mister Gilbert Nor I knew nothing
Speaker 4: of that death until the German lady Fauschneman running into
Speaker 4: the casino.
Speaker 12: Excuse me, interrupting, monsieur, of course, inspector, what is it?
Speaker 12: I think that you are wasting time. It is obvious
Speaker 12: that Madame Gilbert committed the crime. She knew of her
Speaker 12: husband's plood, she had no alibi, and she had the
Speaker 12: motive for it is not marriage itself, the greatest of
Speaker 12: all motives for murder.
Speaker 6: Or, my dear inspector, how very sonical. Madame deberted not
Speaker 6: till her husband.
Speaker 4: I know it. And what is your opinion, Watson?
Speaker 2: It's a German woman. She had no alibi either, and
Speaker 2: remember she was half mad with grief.
Speaker 4: Mister Chevray, you say that you know missus Gilbert is
Speaker 4: not guilty. How do you know I was with her
Speaker 4: myself at the time the murder was committed. Oh indeed,
Speaker 4: how very interesting. And what time was the murder committed?
Speaker 4: Well it was it was.
Speaker 6: Our investigations have never established what time the murder was committed,
Speaker 6: Monsieur Schevrey.
Speaker 4: I'm afraid you walked into my track, you giving yourself
Speaker 4: away it Scott Chevy. It was you, Chefrey. I have
Speaker 4: known you a good many years and this is going
Speaker 4: to be a hard thing to do. I am going
Speaker 4: to arrest you.
Speaker 5: Although you are not Jellevy, but that revolves.
Speaker 6: Do not be fightened, Data. I am not going to
Speaker 6: shoot you, Chevrey. Why did you murder Roger Gilbert to night?
Speaker 6: Surely you know that too, Monsieur Holmes, because I am
Speaker 6: in love with his wife.
Speaker 4: She's young, beautiful Andreich.
Speaker 6: It did not occur to me until I saw the
Speaker 6: young fool lying there tonight.
Speaker 4: Pretending to be dead. In my profession, it is natural
Speaker 4: that I should carry a revolver. What was simpler? Mister
Speaker 4: Hupert gave me the perfect opportunity. I could not resist it.
Speaker 4: Down that revolver, Chevrey, Why are you also frightened?
Speaker 6: Surely you know how I am going to use it
Speaker 6: this time? I think so, monsieur. But it's a coward's
Speaker 6: way out. What an unperceptive remark for such a perceptive man. No, No,
Speaker 6: on my life, I have been a dampler. I dembled
Speaker 6: tonight for the highest ticks.
Speaker 4: Of all and I lost. No, No, I'm not afraid
Speaker 4: to pay for my losses.
Speaker 5: Our reformers.
Speaker 2: An extraordinary case, Hermes. I never suspected gre.
Speaker 4: And I all Chace effected him from the beginning.
Speaker 2: Well, I wasn't the only one who was stupid anaware
Speaker 2: the Inspector Ganniwer.
Speaker 4: Thought it was the one true, but it passing conclusion
Speaker 4: for a detective inspector to arrive at it seemed logical.
Speaker 6: Enough to me time No, no, no, my dear, what
Speaker 6: and cold logic should have told you otherwise. Roger Gilbert
Speaker 6: had been losing heavily and that planned the hoax. He
Speaker 6: obviously had no money on him. Therefore the money was
Speaker 6: planted in his pocket by Chevret after he shot him
Speaker 6: no mediphone before before the bullet hole through the bank notes.
Speaker 6: Provided that now, had the money been put there innocently,
Speaker 6: Gilbert would have well, you know, come back to life
Speaker 6: as soon as the person placing it there had left.
Speaker 4: He would not have remained lying on the ground for
Speaker 4: a murderer to find him.
Speaker 2: And Chivary must have bent over him as he lay there,
Speaker 2: placed the money in his breast pocket and then fast precisely.
Speaker 4: Watson, well, well, I must.
Speaker 3: Say you solved it very neatly.
Speaker 2: You've told Inspector Gannyway that you wanted no credit in
Speaker 2: the case.
Speaker 6: Naturally, publicity would be unfavorable. If you remember, no one
Speaker 6: is supposed to know that we're in the South of France.
Speaker 2: Certain the inspector learned a few tips about detection tonight, possibly,
Speaker 2: Old Fellow, and I hope that you have learned a
Speaker 2: few things about gambling.
Speaker 4: How do you mean, Well, you're backing the wrong color.
Speaker 4: A gambler is usually superstitious and superstition. Well, I should
Speaker 4: have told you what color to follow to night.
Speaker 3: I still don't understand your homes I was playing number.
Speaker 4: Ten exactly number tennis black. You should have followed a
Speaker 4: red color to night, Old Fellow, the color of red, ink,
Speaker 4: red ink, and blood.